Gas Laws Lesson - Part 1

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Chemistry

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9th - 12th Grade

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HS-PS3-4, MS-ESS2-5, HS-PS1-5

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Michaela Bratsch

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Gas Laws

Part 1

By Michaela Bratsch

Multiple Choice

What is pressure?

The amount of force exerted on a surface

The surface area of an object

The weight of an object

Multiple Choice

Gas pressure is caused by

gas molecules colliding with surfaces

gas molecules condensing to a liquid

gas molecules hitting other gas molecule

barometers

Multiple Choice

What is the instrument that measures air pressure called?

Graduated cylinder

Barometer

Force scale

Anemometer

Multiple Choice

A measure of how hot or cold something is; specifically a measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object.

Thermometer

Temperature

Absolute Zero

Specific Heat

Multiple Choice

The temperature at which molecular energy is at a minimum (0 K on the Kelvin scale or -273.16 C on the Celsius scale).

Specific Heat

Plasma

Absolute Zero

Conduction

Multiple Choice

How does heat flow?

block R to block S

block S to block R

heat does not flow between them

Multiple Select

Gas laws involve what three variables? Select all 3.

Pressure

Temperature

Volume

Heat

Multiple Choice

Pick the best answer to explain all properties of gases....

They're fluids

Can be compressed

Little space between particles

They're solids

Can be compressed

Lots of space between particles

They're fluids

Cannot be compressed

Lots of space between particles

Can be compressed

Lots of space between particles

Multiple Choice

What will happen to the volume of a gas if the pressure increases, with constant temperature ?

Increase

Decrease

Nothing

Explosion!

Multiple Choice

If you increase the pressure, what will happen to the temperature, if volume is constant?

Increase

Decrease

Stay the same

It will Blow Up

Multiple Choice

Increasing the temperature of a gas will _______ the pressure it exerts.

increase

decrease

not affect

Multiple Select

Why does increasing the temperature of a gas increase the pressure it exerts? Select ALL that are correct.

It increases the number of particles in the gas.

It increases the speed of collisions between the particles and the container.

It increases the size of the particles in the gas.

It increases the number of collisions between the particles and the container.

Multiple Choice

If the temperature of a gas is kept constant but the volume is decreased, the pressure will _______.

increase

decrease

remain constant

Multiple Choice

If the volume of a gas is kept constant but the temperature is decreased, the pressure will _______.

increase

decrease

remain constant

Gas Laws

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By Michaela Bratsch

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